Patricia Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
Brown Brothers


Minimum order of 1 case or 6 bottles (Mixed or straight)
The fruit for this 2018 wine was sourced from premium Victorian vineyards, to bring together a complex and well balanced expression of Cabernet Sauvignon.
Individual parcels were matured in new and aged French oak barriques for 18 months before being blended to achieve concentrated fruit character and subtle tannins giving this wine sensational length and cellaring potential.
Patricia would have loved it.
This concentrated red wine would make a great partner to Venison Bourguignon with roasted potatoes in their jackets. It could also be enjoyed with a selection of aged cheddar cheese at the end of a meal.
Awards
2022 Royal Adelaide Wine Show
Silver Medal
2021 Royal Adelaide Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2022 Royal Hobart Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2023 Royal Hobart Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2023 Rutherglen Wine Show
Silver Medal
2022 Rutherglen Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2023 Royal Sydney Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2023 National Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2021 Perth Royal Wine Awards
Bronze Medal
2023 Victorian Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2021 Victorian Wine Show
Silver Medal
2022 Victorian Wine Show
Silver Medal
2022 Canberra National Wine Show
Bronze Medal
2021 Melbourne Royal Wine Awards
Bronze Medal
2023 Global Organic & Vegan Masters
Gold Medal
2023 Global Cabernet Sauvignon Masters
Gold Medal
The wine spent 18 months in 40% new, and the balance older French oak barriques. A number of blending trials took place to produce a very intense and powerful wine from a low yielding vines.
Vineyard Region | Victoria |
Wine Analysis | Alc/Vol: 14.5% |
Colour | This 2018 vintage has an inky dark purple colour. |
Aroma | It displays rich aromas of blackcurrant and dried herbs, while the French oak influence offers a gentle ‘cigar box lift’. |
Palate | On the palate the wine has powerful dark berry fruit, spice and hints of nutmeg driven by a warm vintage. It has persistent length and is well structured with ripe flavours and a seamless elegant finish. |
Peak Drinking | Until 2029 |
Growing Conditions | The fruit was harvested from mid-March to end of March at a baumé level of 13.7 to 14.3. |